Sentence examples for entry treatment from inspiring English sources

Key differences were found with respect to premorbid history, severity of illness at entry, treatment and discharge characteristics.

Exclusion criteria were; transfusions within three months of entry, treatment with erythropoiesis stimulating agents (ESA), prior kidney transplant, or treatment with immunosuppressive drugs.

Irrespective of the study entry treatment group, polypharmacy appeared to be the usual approach to pharmacological treatment for BCOS participants, with multiple medications taken at each study visit.

Retrospective analysis in patients classified as severely ill at study entry: treatment initiated in an ICU (Group 1), APACHE II score ≥15 (Group 2) or presence of severe sepsis (Group 3).

Two specific groups of children were eligible for study recruitment: - Children with a new episode of AOM (< 72 h of onset) who were yet to receive antibiotic therapy for the episode, and - Children with a diagnosis of AOM within 48-72 h before study enrolment, who had received antibiotic therapy, but remained symptomatic at the time of study entry (treatment failures).

Eligible patients were either subjects with a new episode of AOM (less than 72 hours since onset of symptoms) who had not yet received any antibiotics prescribed by a physician, or subjects who were diagnosed with AOM within 48 72 hours prior to study enrollment, received antibiotic therapy from a physician, but remained symptomatic at the time of study entry (treatment failures).

Interestingly, the patient with a CR had platinum-resistant disease at trial entry (treatment-free interval <6 months) as did seven of 10 patients who had SD for 6 months.

"We're more focused on putting our money into mental-health and re-entry treatment units," he told me.

He said he planned to fight to keep every dollar Texas had invested in re-entry, treatment and diversion programs.

For example, the U.S. EPA recently convened a working group on arsenic in small water systems to provide input on barriers to the use of point-of-use and point-of-entry treatment units, as well as alternative affordability criteria that pay particular attention to small, rural, and lower income communities [ 23].

For the independent t tests, the significant differentially expressed genes (DEGs) were first determined for each rice entry-treatment comparison (e.g., G978 inoculated vs. water, three bioreps) using one-class t test for each gene.